Yusuf Buhari begins NYSC 11 months after bike accident, 2 years after graduation
Yusuf Buhari commenced his NYSC scheme two years after graduating from University of Surrey, United Kingdom.
Yusuf Buhari, President Buhari's son, was involved in a power bike accident
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Yusuf is currently at the Kubwa orientation camp in Abuja for the one year compulsory youth scheme.
His sister, Zahra Indimi, disclosed this in a picture post she made on her Instagram showing him putting on his NYSC kit.
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Yusuf commenced the programme two years after graduating from the University of Surrey, United Kingdom.
He joins the scheme 11 months after he had a bike accident in Abuja that left him with a head injury.
Following the accident that happened on September 16, he received initial treatment at Cedarcrest Hospital before being flown abroad to continue treatment. Yusuf received a warm welcome when he returned to the country in March 2018.
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